Engineering Design Graphics 1
Introduces the design process used in the engineering fields, crucial for drafters as support in engineering drafting. Uses CAD methods and sketching techniques to solve 3-D space problems. Solves problems with spatial relationships for determining true lengths, angels, surfaces, volumes and other information applying descriptive geometry methods. Students complete detailed drawings, determine volume and weight of a machined part, and present a design proposal. Two class hours, two lab hours. Fall only. Prerequisite: EGR102 and EGR119.
Subject Code: EGR
Course Number: 105
Credits: 3
Lecture Hours 2
Lab Hours: 2
Course Learning Outcomes:
1. Use Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) to solve engineering problems
2. Construct graphical solutions for descriptive geometry problems as related to engineering applications
3. Revolve points, lines, solids and planes using CAD multiview projection techniques
4. Demonstrate spatial relationships of surfaces and contours as applied to auxiliary, sectional and orthographic views
5. Utilize CAD software to document relationships among volume, mass and weights
6. Design modifications to engineering product assemblies using CAD
Effective Term: Fall 2025
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